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Video: Use the card to cut off metal cans
A young man in China's Hubei province has made many people enjoy the ability to use cards to pan and cut hard objects like metal cans.
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Video: Astronaut struggling to cut nails
Life in a weightless state is not simple, because even personal hygiene tasks like nail clippers are complicated. An astronaut has just shared the secret of solving this…
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The European Union banned shark fin cuts
With 566 votes in favor, 47 votes against and 16 abstentions, the European Parliament passed a law banning the complete cut of shark fin, the BBC reported.
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The Nobel Peace Prize was cut in bonuses because of the economic crisis
This year's Nobel Peace Prize winners will receive less bonuses than in previous years, after the cut decision was announced yesterday. According to the Nobel Organizati…
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Electricity saving, Japan for long lunch break ...
Japan is facing an energy crisis when summer comes. In response to this situation, a city in Japan has asked all companies to allow employees to leave work from 13:00 to…
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Consider cutting funding for stem cell research
Ministers of 25 European countries are meeting in Brussels to consider whether to cut funding for stem cell research.
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3,800-year-old Egyptian mummy was exhibited in Toulouse (France)
The oldest Egyptian mummy studied so far, will be introduced under all cutting classes early next year at a museum in Toulouse, France, with computer-generated reproduct…
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China's second city cut water because of poisoning
Another Chinese city with the flowing Songhua River decided to cut water all over the region. The representative of the Party leadership went to every distributor of bot…
Scientific works
Discover Britain's largest brain bank
Currently, the brain bank at Imperial College London is the largest of the 12 UK brain banks with about 1,650 specimens.
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The story of CRISPR: From bacteria to the great innovation of the 21st century
In 2012, chemistry professor Jennifer A. Doudna of Berkeley University discovered a promising CRISPR-based tool that could be used to customize DNA genetics correctly.
Science story
Story of Quang Tri farmers inventors
I visited the booth of the Quang Tri Department of Science and Technology just when the farmer Van Duc Quynh smirked and snuck a stack of photo papers. The visitors were…
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The failed farmers became the inventors of textile machines
After more than 10 years of growing ideas and nearly 5 years of hard working, welding, assembling, cutting, removing, finally, Mr. Nguyen Van Long's mat weaving machine…
Medicine - Health
When eating, should garlic be removed?
Unlike other germs, garlic germs will not affect your health, but for many people, sprouting will make garlic dishes a little more delicious.
Medicine - Health
If bread is half molded, can you eat the rest of the cake without mold?
There are many cases to save, people just cut the cake mold and go away and eat the rest without any strange signs.